Iran and Pakistan: Expanding Trade Relations and Confronting Terrorism

Jahangir Karami

Iran and Pakistan: Expanding Trade Relations and Confronting Terrorism

Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan's visit of Iran, with a high-ranking political and economic delegation for two days, is aimed at further strengthening bilateral ties in diverse fields. This is the first visit of Imran Khan to Iran and it happens in a time when the United States has been pushing for massive economic sanctions against Iran after withdrawing from nuclear deal in last year. This visit can lead to the expansion of cooperation between the two countries, particularly ...

 
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